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Aggregate Function

Last updated: 2024-01-22 10:52:48
An aggregate function performs calculations on a set of values and returns a single value. It is often used in combination with the GROUP BY clause in the SELECT statement.
Statement
Description
Example
Sample SQL
AVG(KEY)
Calculates the arithmetic average of the KEY column.
Calculates the average response time of requests.
* | SELECT AVG(request_time)
COUNT(*)
Indicates the number of all rows.
Calculates the number of all requests with a status code greater than 200.
* | SELECT COUNT(*) WHERE http_status > 200
COUNT(KEY)
Counts the number of non-null rows in the KEY column.
Calculates the number of requests with a request time greater than 5.0 seconds.
* | SELECT COUNT(request_time) WHERE request_time > 5.0
COUNT(1)
Indicates the number of all rows (equivalent to COUNT(*)).
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COUNT(DISTINCT(KEY))
Counts the number of deduplicated rows in the KEY column.
Calculates the number of unique client IPs (UV).
* | SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT(remote_addr)) AS UV
MAX(KEY)
Returns the maximum value of the KEY column.
Calculates the maximum request time.
* | SELECT MAX(request_time) AS max_request_time
MIN(KEY)
Returns the minimum value of the KEY column.
Calculates the maximum request time.
* | SELECT MIN(request_time) AS min_request_time
SUM(KEY)
Returns the sum of the KEY column.
Calculates the total number of requested bytes.
* | SELECT SUM(body_bytes_sent) AS sum_bytes

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